#242 Building our own store management library like Redux
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Building our own store management library like Redux
In most of the React based applications, we need to have a global store which will act as a single source of truth of our server responses and cached data, as well as locally created data that has not yet been persisted to the server. Managing this ever-changing state is hard. Redux already solves this problem. However, with React's powerful context API, we can build our own redux. In this post, I have tried to explain how we can develop our own Redux like library with react hooks and context API.
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